The slope of a line on a graph describes how "steep" the curve is by using the rise divided by the run (y=mx+b). The slope on the line graph usually represents how much of an increase or decrease is occurring per each unit
Answer:
0
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>(y = mx + b) </em>just means<em> y = slope multiplied by constant rate of change + y - intecept. </em>
Y - intercept is the starting ammount or the ammount paired with 0. (0,...)
You can find slop by using the equation<em> y1 - y2 divided by x1 - x2.</em>
Then lastly x in the number that in running along the middle line.
f(x) = (-5/6)x <span>−</span> 1 .
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Answer:
#1, 5 and 6 are congurent because the angles and shape are the same size and shape.
The rest arent
they have different angle measures
No, b/c one would be 3x + 2 while the other is 5x. plug in a few numbers and you'll see they're not the same
